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Using SILE 0.10.10, and typesetting the following example:
\begin{document}
\script[src=packages/url]
The \code{\\code} command defined in \code{packages/url} typesets an extra space at the end, see:
\url{https://github.com/sile-typesetter/sile/blob/bd7e52e75663b861ee0bb57876204e740f518fbc/packages/url.lua#L47}.
Most likely I simply don’t know the use cases this extra space enables, but to the casual user,
this looks like a clear bug.
\end{document}
Commenting out the line locally fixes the example above:
Does not typesetting this extra space break important stuff elsewhere?
I stumbled upon this while trying out @alerque's WIP SILE writer for pandoc PR where using the standard markdown backticks syntax ends up using the \code command from packages/url.
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That looked pretty bizarre to me. I was even more chagrined to run git blame on the original \code function and find it tracked back to my commit 50fc3b3 with no explanation for the space.
Using SILE 0.10.10, and typesetting the following example:
produces this output:
sile/packages/url.lua
Line 47 in bd7e52e
Commenting out the line locally fixes the example above:
Does not typesetting this extra space break important stuff elsewhere?
I stumbled upon this while trying out @alerque's WIP SILE writer for pandoc PR where using the standard markdown backticks syntax ends up using the
\code
command frompackages/url
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: